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I've owned this wonderful receiver for many years. But yesterday, after disconnecting it from one system to return it to service my newly repaired Snell EIII speakers, the left channel produces no output. I'm almost despondent. Any suggestions? And, can anyone suggest an upgrade to the architecture of those puny speaker output terminals on the back of the MR-1700? Seems there should be some way to allow this thing to accept a larger gauge lead. Thanks
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Do check wires and connections and esp. speaker line fuses. Switch wires right and left and you'll know if it's the receiver or something else. Also, check your receiver settings (I just found out my 3rd set up McIntosh MA 5100 was set on left to left and right not stereo).Yes, you can hook up bigger gauge wire (link). There are several vendors from ebay who sell inexpensive setups.
You could DIY something (like buying higher quality spades to short high end wires which are bare and tinned, then crimped onto heavy bananas.
Here is a more expensive one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-OUTPUT-ADAPTOR-for-McIntosh-and-Dynaco-SHIPSFREE_W0QQitemZ110092808681QQcategoryZ14968QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
...and it appears both speakers/leads respond to the right channel. The left is definitely dead. There is one fuse back there labeled "slow blo", but it LOOKS ok. Could it be faulty and not apparent? Wondering what are typical charges to have this type of thing professionally corrected. I'm scared...I'm poor.
I assume you mean the McIntosh 1700 receiver? Several inmates on vintage are very knowledgeable and so are the ones on the other forum. Particularly, Michael Samra and Brian Levy know McIntosh.
something like that would be repaired by my cousin (who is like my brother). are you sure it worked pre moving equipment?
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